The name Andaman comes from the Andaman Islands, an archipelago in the Bay of Bengal between India and Myanmar. The people of the Islands lived completely isolated from the rest of the world for some 2200 years.

Andaman7 is a mobile application only. We do not develop on PC or Mac.

However, we have built a platform for other actors, such as companies developing a health management tool on PC or Mac, to interface with our application. For further information on possible partnerships, contact info@andaman7.com

Yes. The app works offline.

You can add content to the app without being connected to the Internet. The only functionalities that require to be online are the ones directly linked to the synchronization. You need to be connected when using:

Images can be added to a record only in PDF, JPG or PNG format. Our technical team is busy working on getting compatible with other medical image standards.

We are reaching out to medical imaging companies to help us with this work.

Moreover, when we launch our Premium Offering "the companion", it will allow storage of large high quality image files on a computer and only access the low definition and smaller file size image directly on the mobile device.

We don't store your sensitive health data on servers (so it is not in the Cloud). All your data stays on your device unless you choose to share it with someone in your Circle of Trust.

So, if you didn’t share your data with anyone and didn't back it up on a desktop, then yes... It's lost, the same way it would be if you had written it all down in a notebook without making copies.

The fact that we don’t keep a backup of your information reinforces the security and anonymity we give your private health data.

Sharing a record in (fully or partially) Andaman7 is done by creating sharing rules.

A sharing rule is defined by three parameters:

• Which record do I share
• Who do I share with
• Which parts (fields) of the record do I share

You first need to add the person you want to share the record with to your circle of trust

Then follow these steps:

You can add a document (pdf or image file) to any of your health records. This makes it really easy to integrate medical document such as lab results, blood tests or any or any other document that you see fit into the health record. 

You have 2 options to import a document into a health record:

1. Directly from a given health record

Some advanced features of Andaman7 such as record sharing and community management require that you verify your email address by clicking on the link we sent you by email when you created your account. If you did not receive the verification email:

To add a section to a health record:

• In the main menu, go to "My records"
• Choose the record you to which you would like to add a section
• Tap on the "Add section" (green cirle with "+" sign) tab located at the bottom of the screen 
• Select the type of section you want to add from the list
• The new section opens uo and its fields are ready to be filled in

To add a new record,

• Go to "My records" on the main menu
• Press the large green circle with a "+" sign in it at the bottom right of the screen (or the "Create a record" button)
• Fill in the "First name" and "Last name" fields and select "Done" to create
• A new record is created and all and all user information can now be filled in (saving is automatic)